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Full marks, then, to the Orchestra of the League of Composers/I.S.C.M., a five-year-old freelance ensemble fielded by a 90-year-old advocacy organization, for undertaking a program of six worthy pieces at the Miller Theater at Columbia University on Monday evening.

Focusing on prostate cancer, the authors found that after undertaking a program of dietary and lifestyle changes, men with low-risk prostate cancer, who had voluntarily elected to forgo conventional treatment (for reasons apart from the study), had trackable changes in both their biochemical markers and in genetic expression.

The growing evidence that health, socioeconomic status, and macroeconomics are inextricably linked emphasizes the importance of undertaking a program of research to examine the relative magnitude of the influence of bias in the context of the other factors thought to affect racial/ethnic health.

The Society has recently undertaken a program of guided tours of the city, called "Discover New York".

In 1939 the FBI undertook a program of surveying industrial plants engaged in the manufacture of strategic war material.

Only with the formation of the Reich ("empire") in 1871 was it possible to undertake a program of national codification.

"There is wide speculation that China is going to undertake a program of monetary tightening," he said.

In eastern Finland the Russian church attempted to win converts, and in 1227 Duke Jaroslav undertook a program of forced baptisms, designed to tie Karelia closer to Novgorod.

It greatly influenced the Communist Party's decision to undertake a program of economic liberalization to relieve the hardships suffered by the Russian population during the Civil War.

The Clinton Administration had broken diplomatic ties with Bashir, who had declared Sharia law and undertaken a program of religious cleansing which killed two million Christians and animists, and made refugees of four million more.

In 1915 two small yeshivas, Etz Chaim and Rabbi Isaac Elhanan Theological Seminary, merged and undertook a program of further growth, adding Yeshiva College of secular studies in 1928 and becoming Yeshiva University in 1945.